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Dorin Recean, Moldova's premier to make working visit in Bucharest

April 25, 2024

Dorin Recean, Moldova's premier will make a working visit in Bucharest on March 27, Moldopress informed on Tuesday.   Recean will participate in the second edition of Moldova & Romania Forum Capital Bridges, organized by Bucharest Stock Exchange, together with partners from Romania and Moldova, according to Daniel Voda, spokesman for the Chisinau government.   “The event promotes solid economic cooperation and interconnection between stock markets of Moldova and Romania. The premier will have interventions within this platform, where he will speak about the need for more investments and economic contacts between economic agents of both countries,” Daniel Voda said.   According to the spokesman of Moldovas executive, the event will be attended by Marcel Ciolacu, Romania's premier, Nicolae Ciuca, president of Romania's Senate , Igor Grosu, president of Moldova's Parliament and other officials.   “Participants will discuss about macroeconomic reforms, investment opportunities and progress in the banking sector, setting up ground to improve bilateral economic relations in the context of Moldova's accession to EU and the huge support offered by Romania in this respect,” Daniel Voda concluded.   The first edition of the Moldova & Romania Forum: Capital Bridges was held in 2022.

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